Washington Mews and Nazi Communist Links Exposed
Drew Pearson reports on a supposed covert alliance between communists and neo Nazi groups to undermine democracy. The piece cites Sen. McCarthy, a Reporter Magazine investigation, and names individuals such as Rudolph Aschenauer Werner Naumann Fritz Dorls and Otto Skorzeny, alleging a global network involving Germany Spain and the United States.
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Navi
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Germany
Com- McCarthy
Herlking
Senate
Rudolph Aschehauer
Frankfort
Naumann
Eisenhower
Reporter Magazine
Soviet Union
Dusseldorf
Aschenauer
Frederick ‘Weiss
H. Keith ‘Thompson
Ulick Varange
Socialist Reich Party
S.R.P
Fritz Dorls
Karlshorst
East Germany
Spain
Argentina
Col
Otto Skorzeny
Weiss
Yorkville
N.Y
FBI
Aver
Varangxe
Francis Yockey
Frank Healy
Thomphone
Rovers
Instant retaliation and U S policy under Dulles discussed
Washington notes on Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower explain the instant retaliation idea, how it would be applied with allies, and that Congress may need to declare war in some cases. The Indo China war and U S involvement are examined along with moral concerns and a faith affirmation.
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James Marlow
Washington
Dukes
New York
Dulles
Ils
Indochina
Russia
Hisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Senate
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Supra Personal Forces Threaten Global Order and Culture
A passage argues that discovery of the atomic bomb renders oceans and borders irrelevant, creating a state with no defense. It links fear to atheistic communism and supra personal forces from capital and the market, isolating individuals in a competitive, alien culture. The quote from Fromm highlights alienation and loss of social cohesion.
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Fromm
Snow Melts After Heavy Colorado Wyoming Snowfall
Snow continued to melt in northern Colorado and southeastern Wyoming after a storm dumped nearly two feet in Walden and 11 inches in Cheyenne. Officials warned of slick roads as temperatures rose and crews cleared snow from major routes and neighborhoods.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Walden
Cheyenne
United States warned of communist encroachment in Asia
A historic account questions how Eisenhower and Dulles would respond to a Southeast Asian seizure of power by the Soviet and Chinese communist blocs. The article ponders risks, unity, and whether a broader allied action would be chosen or merely support for France.
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Southeast Asia
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
United
France
Delay Seen in Opening of Big Probe
Washington news notes Sen Kefauver doubts some colleagues push to break the logjam delaying a McCarthy Army row inquiry. The Senate panel seeks a special counsel for televised hearings with McCarthy stepping aside as chairman to let Sen Mundt lead. Mundt has nothing to announce on finding a neutral counsel. Sen Jackson says no stalling tactics are known.
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Washington
Senn Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Carthy
R-Wis
Army
McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Kefauver
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mundt
Yeterday
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Cyclone Kills 12 in Dacca East Pakistan
A cyclone swept Callia district in East Pakistan last night killing over a dozen people and causing widespread damage. Local officials said the death toll could rise as rescue efforts continue in the region.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Callia
Man Caught Wrong Bird in Tulsa Jaywalking Sting
Tulsa police safety program offers $10 for spotting jaywalkers known as jaybirds. A. C. Ogden, 41, won $20 after no one caught a wrong-way walker Monday. A man returned with a bluejay claiming the $20 for catching a jaybird. he left with the bird. Philadelphia adults recall few events before age four or five.
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Tulsa
Okla Wa
A. C
Ogden
Indiana Evening Gazette Publisher and subscription details
Indiana Printing and Publishing Go announces establishment in 1800 and lists publishers officers, circulation manager, city editor, and Associated Press membership. Subscriptions by mail or carrier with rates for various counties and terms.
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Philadelphia Street
Indiana Evening Gazetyt
Indiana
Armstrong
Anambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Wentmoreland
Chicken Sitter Suffers 16 Wounds in Ionia County Incident
Sonia Michigan reports Mrs. Samuel Stevens received first aid for sixteen leg wounds at Ionia County Memorial Hospital after caring for neighbors chickens. She said she will not offer to look after others' poultry again, blaming the attack on a neighbor's birds while they were away.
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Sonia
Mich
Samuel Stevens
Ionia County, Memorial Hospital
Stone kills 5 year old in Allentown cemetery
A 500 pound tombstone toppled in Union West End Cemetery Allentown killing five year old Kathleen Marks as she played there yesterday. police and investigators examine the scene for causes and liability as mourners gather.
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Allentown
Kathleen Marks
Union-West End
Train derails on spur hits car pileup in Idaho
SHOSHONE Idaho an engineer B L Patterson mistook a spur for the main line and ran his train off the tracks colliding with an automobile which bounced into another car a pickup and a station wagon The wreck halted the train from reaching the Shoshone depot and created a vehicle pileup
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Shoshone, Idaho
B.L. Patterson
Shoshone
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